The dubai Sheikh's divorce case has been settled in a british court. This settlement involves a huge amount. The british high court has ruled that his wife should be paid around Rs 5.5 lakh crore.

The court ordered his wife to cover the security and send him money for the children. Princess Haya in 2019 .. Sheikh Mohammed, the ruler of dubai, fled and came to the UK.
A divorce settlement has been reached between dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum and his ex-wife Haya Bint Al Hussein. A british court has ordered uae Vice President and prime minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum to pay his ex-wife and their children around 5 550 million (approximately $ 730 million, equivalent to $ 5.5 trillion).
The high court has ruled that Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum owe his sixth wife, Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein, 251.5 million pounds, as well as 290 million in bank guarantees for the children of Al Jalil (14) and Zayed (9).
As long as the children live, their payments will be based on their attitude towards the father. They will receive a total of 0 290 million.
The court ruled that they had to pay 11 11 million a year in security cover for their wife, Haya until the minority of the children died. Judge Philip Moore said they needed to be given extra security because the threat came from Sheikh Mohammed.

Haya is the daughter of the late king Hussein of Jordan. In 2019 she fled dubai and moved to the UK. She turned to a british court for legal protection for her two children. She told the court that her husband had terrorized her by threatening to force her two daughters to come to the UAE.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum has been accused of hacking Princess Haya's phone during a legal battle between them.
The british Special Family court, which heard the case, upheld the allegations. The court heard that he had hacked his wife's mobile phone with spyware pegasus made by the Israeli company NSO.
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22/12/2021 11:55 AM